U.S. Coins

1807-1836 Capped Bust Silver Half Dollar Very Fine

This early American silver half dollar was first struck while Thomas Jefferson was in office! The buxom Liberty wears a Phrygian cap, an antiquarian symbol of freedom. With a diameter of 32.5 mm, the Capped Bust half dollar was the largest coin with the...

1808-1814 Classic Head Large Cent Fine

29mm

1808-1814 Classic Head Large Cent Good

Early U.S. Mint cents were modeled on familiar British copper pennies of the day. That's why they were called pennies rather than the official cent. The 1808-1814 Classic Head introduced the liberty coronet and 13 stars. 29mm

1829-1837 Capped Bust 1/2 Dime Fine

The silver half dime enjoys the distinction of being the first coin denomination struck by the fledgling U.S. Mint, in 1794. The 1829-1837 type presents a buxom Liberty wearing a large liberty cap, the ancient emblem of hard-won freedom; eagle with...

1829-1837 Capped Bust 1/2 Dime Good

Date of our choice.

1836-1839 Capped Bust Reeded Edge Silver Half Dollar Fine

1836-1839 Capped Bust Reeded Edge Silver Half Dollar Good

1837-1891 Seated Liberty Silver Dime Good to Very Good

The U.S. Mint's Seated Liberty dime was output for over half a century from 1837 to 1891. The obverse features the image of Liberty seated on a rock while the reverse carries an agricultural wreath displaying the North's corn and wheat and South's cotton...

1838-1865 Seated Liberty Silver Quarter No Motto Good

1840-1873 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dime Good-Very Good

We don't often feature these Seated Liberty half dimes, but we've worked hard to acquire enough mixed types to now be able to offer these collectible silver treasures! Prior to 1866, the nickel as we know it, did not exist in American coinage – but there...

1853-1855 Seated Liberty Silver Quarter with Arrows Good

1859 & 1909 Indian Head Cent Pair Good to Fine

Love pennies? Save on this bookend Indian Head penny pair! The first 1859 Indian Head cent stands apart from the rest of the series for both its nickel composition and laurel wreath reverse engraving used only that year. Emblematic of Westward expansion,...

1859 to 1864 Indian Head Cent Copper-Nickel 6 Coin Set Good

Our six-coin Indian Head penny set includes the original 1859-1864 copper-nickel issues in the series. Introduced in 1859, these pennies were actually known as 'nickels' or 'white cents' because of their copper-nickel composition. (Until 1857, U.S. cents...

1860-1865 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar & Civil War-Era Small Denomination Trio Good-Fine

1861-1865 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar F: Save now on this coveted Civil War-era silver half dollar. Featured is Lady Liberty holding a shield in one hand and a liberty cap in the other, as she seems to gaze westward. The eagle on the reverse holds...

1864-1873 Two Cent Shield Very Fine

This short-lived and long-obsolete coin was the first piece of U.S. coinage to bear the inscription of IN GOD WE TRUST. Because of coin shortages during the Civil War, the copper two-cent piece was introduced in 1864. As the conflict's terrible toll had...

1866-1867 Shield Nickel with Rays Good

Date of our choice.

1866-1873 Seated Liberty Silver Dollar with Motto Very Good

First struck in 1840, the Seated Liberty silver dollar later underwent a design modification in 1866 to include a scroll with IN GOD WE TRUST on its reverse, thereby creating this second "with motto" subtype. These 90% silver dollars were minted in...

1866-1891 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar with Motto Fine

The big 90% silver 1866-1891 Seated Liberty half dollar of Christian Gobrecht displays the U.S. shield and liberty cap; the eagle holds a peace branch and the arrows of preparedness. Fine quality. Our choice of date. 30.6mm

1873-1878 Trade Silver Dollar Fine

1873-1878 Trade Silver Dollar Good

1878 7/8-Tail Feather Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

In the Morgan dollar's 1878 first year of issue, the eagle's original eight tail feathers were disputed. George T. Morgan then prepared master dies with seven tail feathers, corresponding to his original conception. But some remaining 8-tail feather dies...

1878 8-Tailfether & 1879-P Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Very Fine

1878-1921 Morgan Silver Dollar Bundle Set of 20 Different About Uncirculated-Brilliant Uncirculated

1878-1921 Morgan Silver Dollar Bundle Set of 20 Different About Uncirculated/Brilliant Uncirculated. You'll feel just like a kid on Christmas morning when you receive this tube of 20 different Morgan silver dollars! Alright. So what's inside?...

1878-S, 1881-O, 1884-CC & 1887-P Morgan Silver Dollar Collection MS-64

1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63: When the first year 1878-S Morgan was struck, the San Francisco Mint had only recently opened its newest facility which was equipped with the latest and greatest technology. The first five years of Morgans output by San...

1880 & 1883 Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Brilliant Uncirculated

1880 Morgan Silver Dollar BU: The effects of the "Great Melt" of 1918 are still felt among Morgan collectors more than a century after it occurred. While the passage of the Pittman Act may have saved Great Britain during WWI, it decimated the number of...

1880-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Our Brilliant Uncirculated quality has nice original luster and no sign of wear (some bags marks are present, as is normal).

1880-O & 1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar Pair About Uncirculated

1880-O Morgan Silver Dollar AU. A whisper of wear means big saving for you! In BU quality, the 1880-O Morgan regularly sells for $399, but with this special deal our just shy of mint-state About Uncirculated specimens are only $139 – that's 65% less!...

1880-O Micro-O Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

 If you're ready to delve into the vast world of collectible Morgan dollar die varieties, this affordably-priced 1880 New Orleans Micro-O issue makes for a great jumping off point. When compared to other O-Mint Morgans, this micro type is noticeably...

1880-P & 1882-P Morgan Silver Dollar Pair About Uncirculated

1880 Morgan Silver Dollar AU. These Philadelphia-struck 1880 Morgans exhibit just a whisper of wear with clear engravings and still-impressive luster, all for a great price!1882 Morgan Silver Dollar AU. Stretch your hard-earned dollars further! Whether...

1881 P, O & S Morgan Silver Dollar Trio Extra Fine

Not only is this Extra Fine quality Morgan trio on sale, but it's on sale for LESS than our regular retail price of its lower-grade, Very Fine counterpart! You get next-step up, sharply detailed XF quality for less. Take advantage of this special offer...

1881-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Merely 296,000 1881-CC Morgans were struck by the isolated Carson City Nevada branch mint. Up to 30 times that number were produced at the principal Philadelphia Mint that years. And significant numbers were output in San Francisco and New Orleans. That...

1881-S & 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Certified MS-64

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 — Output by the esteemed San Francisco Mint, this early-date 1881-S Morgan is regarded by many numismatists to be the best struck among all circulation issues in the lengthy series. And it's no wonder – when this big...

1882-P Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

Stretch your hard-earned dollars further! Whether you're on a tight budget, or you just like to bargain hunt, in many instances opting for an About Uncirculated quality Morgan is a great way to save.

1884-O & 1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar Pair About Uncirculated

For relative scarcity versus price, O-Mint Morgans are considered the best bargains of the series. In both 1884 and 1885, the Old South mint struck nothing but Morgans ultimately producing 9.7 and 9.5 million silver dollars respectively. Although that...

1884-S & 1885-S Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Very Fine

1884-S Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine. Uncirculated 1884-S Morgan silver dollars are true rarities. It seems that the majority of the 3.2 million minted entered circulation leaving very few mint-state specimens for collectors today – and when one is...

1884-S Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

Weight: 26.73 gramsComposition: .900 fine silverDiameter: 38.1 mmEdge: reeded

1885-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Very Fine

The Carson City branch of the U.S.Mint was the smallest minting facility of the time. In 1885 during the heyday of Morgan production, its output of just 228,000 was the lowest CC mintage of the entire series. These coveted CC Morgan silver...

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar About Uncirculated

For relative scarcity versus price, O-Mint Morgans are considered the best bargains of the series. The Old South mint struck nothing but Morgans in 1885, ultimately producing under 9.2 million silver dollars. Although that may sound like a lot, in...

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

For relative scarcity versus price, O-Mint Morgans are considered the best bargains of the series. The Old South mint struck nothing but Morgans in 1885, ultimately producing under 9.2 million silver dollars. Although that may sound like a lot, by...

1885-P and 1886-P Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Brilliant Uncirculated

1885-P Morgan Silver Dollar BU. Morgan silver dollar mintages steadily rose in the 1880s, when silver was still pouring out of the great Western mines. But unlike other coins of the day, many Morgan dollars were held in reserve at banks and issuing mints...

1885-P, 1887-P & 1891-P Morgan Silver Dollar Trio Extra Fine

We're offering this trio of hand-selected, Philadelphia Mint Morgans in Extra Fine quality displaying sharp detail at an excellent price point. In BU condition, this same trio would cost over $500.

1886-O & 1888-O Morgan Silver Dollar Pair Extra Fine

1886-O Morgan Silver Dollar. In many instances, choosing a circulated Morgan for your collection can save you thousands of dollars over mint-state, as is the case of the 1886-O. Average BUs regularly sell for $2,749, owing to an estimated survival rate...

1886-O Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Weight: 26.73 gramsComposition: .900 fine silverDiameter: 38.1 mmEdge: reeded

1886-P Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

In 1886, Philadelphia struck a record 19.2 million silver dollars – at that time it was the most produced by any mint. But today that original mintage figure is deceptive – an untold number were held in storage and later melted down during the two world...

1887-P & 1889-P Morgan Silver Dollar Pair BU

1887-P Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated: The 1887 Philadelphia (no mintmark) Morgan silver dollar was struck as mintages were peaking in this popular series. More than 20 million silver dollars were struck at the principal mint that year. A...

1887-P Morgan Silver Dollar Extra Fine

This historic big silver dollar emerged in the heyday of the popular series. However, vast numbers were held in reserve and later melted during two world wars, putting market pressure on circulated grades. These specimens display sharp detail...

1888 P & O Morgan Silver Dollar Pair MS-64

1888-P Morgan Silver Dollar Certified MS-64

When these issues were minted, these big, 1 1/2 inch, 90% silver dollars were a days pay for many Americans. The popular series was the longest silver dollar series in U.S. history, encompassing 28 different dates and almost 100 separate issues. The vast...

1890-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated

Our Brilliant Uncirculated quality has nice original luster and no sign of wear (some bags marks are present, as is normal).

1892-1916 Barber Silver Dime Good to Very Good Trio

Dime Sampler – Get one specimen from each decade of the series: 1890s, 1900s and 1910s. Struck with 90% silver, the classic Barber dime was the last to share its engraving with two other coins in the same time period. Today, the U.S. Mint issues several...